The game director acknowledges the damage guts have done before launch, but celebrates that the ending hasn’t been leaked.
Neil Druckmann, creative director of The Last of Us Part 2 and vice president of Naughty Dog, has assured in a meeting with Eruogamer that, despite the leaks of real content that have appeared on the networks in recent weeks and the damage that has Of course in the company, the end of the game has not been leaked.
Furthermore, it makes clear that there are many theories about the end … but that there are many lies and speculations that do not conform to reality. “There are many theories about what the end is, but the end has not been revealed out there,” he comments in the British media. “There are many false things out there. We don’t want to go to correct anything because that would really be gutting the game in some way; if you go out to say that something is not like that, we are saying how it really is ”.
In addition, he insists in his words from weeks ago: as much as we are told, there is nothing like playing the game because it is a work that must be played to understand and understand its plot framework. “Nothing compares to being Ellie and feeling all those moments; not only in the cinematic scenes, but in the gameplay, in the conversations, in the music and in the emotional effect that it evokes you ”, affirms the creative. He acknowledges, in any case, that “everything that has happened is“ bullshit ”, but they cannot look back.
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June 19 on PS4; Reviews of The Last of Us Part 2 on June 12
If we look forward, The Last of Us Part 2 will go on sale this June 19 exclusively for PlayStation 4. The game, after numerous delays and time to ensure that it will be an aspiring title to everything in the present generation of consoles, will know the verdict of the specialized media this June 12. It will be that day at 09:01 (CEST) when our Reviews is published on FreeGameTips. We have already finished the adventure, we have dedicated dozens of hours to the title, so there are only a few batches left to know our verdict. Until then, here are our playable impressions of a particular chapter and our interview with Halley Gross, narrative director.
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